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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

The steamer Great Eastern WAS sold at
auction yesterday ia London Tor sl05,-
900
The Excelsior Refining Company Of
Charleston made an assignment yester-
day The assets are estimated at S1j, 600.
The Count of Paris intends to visit
DOrdreCht tO receive and confer with
r0yalists dcputatons from the north and
east of France
The stock yards az Wichita, Kan, were
totally destroyed by fire yesterday. The
yards and hotel had just been completed
at cost Of Sij0,0o0
The Right Hon. Alexander James
Beresford- Hope, Liberal Conservative
member of Parliament for Cambridge
University, is dead
Mrs James a Garfield and her daughter
Miss Mollie, who wele passengers on the
steamer Arizona from New York, have
arrived at Liverpool
Al DanneI Hill, Pa, Tuesday, Thomas
stanley, Jr. seized double barreled
shotgun and fired at his wife. The
wound proved fatal Stanley was cap
tured
The sake Of seats for the first perform.
ance of Mrs James Brown Potter real
lied - coo in New York yesterday. ].
II Flagler, of the STANDARD OF Company
paid 800 for box.
70 is stated that Russia intends 10 re-
duCo the imp0rtati0ns on English goods
20 per cent. and on French goods 10 per
cent On German goods no reduction
viii be made
The Circuit Court of Baltimore, yes
icrday decided the famous Bouomef
divorce case by dismisslng The wlfe's
cross bin, granting the husband an abso-
lute divorce, and awarding him the Gus
t0dy of the minor children.
Judge Jqmis0n yesterday morning over
ruled the motion for new trial in the
omnibus Doodle case, and the defense
asked that they be heard on motion for
a stay of judgment Judge Jamison
agreed to hear the motion tomorrow.
q. G. Flora, the champion quail eater
of America, yesterday commenced the
feat Of eating 100 quail In fifty consecu-
tive days Flora ate eighty quail last
season in forty days without the slightest
trouble aud isconident that he can easily
beat bis previous record.
DR.. Smith, health officer Of New York,
returned from the lower bay yesterday
morning. lie reports alt well on fof-
man and Swinburn Islands The passen-
gers on board the steamship Brittania are
also in good condition, and the ship is be-
/ ing thoroughly disiniecied and cleansed.
A special 10 the Ecasog Wleoaan from
/ Mariinette, Wis. says that three blocks
/ 10 the business portion Of the city, COM
prsing forty buildings, were drestroyed
/ by an incendiary IRE which broke out at
O'Clock this morning, The loss Is esti.
mated at 100000 Il is impossible 70 tell
tbe amount of insurance, bat IL Is believed
10 be light.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21

Mr.John $. Wise has issued the follow
ing 20 his radical brethren.
" REPuBLICANs Attention A mass
meeting of the Republicans Of each ward
in the city will be held on Thursday
night, October 2Olh, at s o'clock
The places of meeting in the various
wards are given, and Mr. Wise says
The object Of the meeting Is TO con-
slider the action Of the Republican Exec
utiye Committee in pledging the support
Of the party TO the coalition candidates
for House of Delegates.
" Let the voters turn out en masse and
prove their loyalty TO Republican princi-
Piles. JOHN >. WISE
Chairman Republican City Committee
That is drawing the line pretty closely
and shows that no matter what the Oppo-
sition calls itself whether "reformers
or anything elseD Mr.. Wise regards ii
only as Republican and nothing more.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CURRENT Events or INTEREST At
HOME tND 4BROiD

The President Leaves Atlanta for Mont
sonsry- Handsome Present TO Mrs.
Cleveland The Pamlico Races The Red
Flag in London General summary.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. October 20 After
leaving the union station in Atlanta last
night the rain ran ont of the city about a
mile and then awaited the regular
scheduled time for starting--l2 d clock
midnight When This hour arrived
nearly all had retired. bent upon securing
a good nights rest At g o'clock this
morning the Inhabitants OF Nelssco be-
gan 10 prepare themsel. es for exhibition
in Montgomery. Everyone fen refresh
cd and ready for any arrangements made
for them M that city Az s30 this morn
ing the President visited tho tonsorial
department in the Alfaraia. and re-
turning 10 The y. j. c. looked as
bright and fresh as when he left Wash
ington. Mrs Cleveland was also greatly
refreshed boy her pleasant rest last night
The run Of the special train from At
lanta 10 Montgomery was without note
worthy incident, excepting that al inter
walls groups of colored people from the
succession of cotton plantations gathered
near the track. and, as the special passed
them, became more or less demonslra-
tive
The special train at s this morning
drew into Montgomery midst the boom
ing Of cannons and the greatest enthu-
siasm The military was drawn up i'm
line and stood with presented arms ms the
President and Mrs Cleveland and the
members of the party entered carriages
provided for them The procession then
marched TO the Exchange Hotel, where
the party partook of breakfast. After
breakfast the President reviewed the mill
iary on the balcony of the hotel. and
there was the presentation to the Presi
dent and Mrs Cleveland of a handsome
solid silver jewel casket representing
cotton bale and bearing an appropriate
inscription indicative of their visit %
Montgomery
Shortly before one o'clock the process
sion proceeded 60 Che train and the mem
bers Of the party again boarded the ycsti.
bule special, bound for Washington
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21

The following cases were disposed OF
in this court yesterday
William Baker, was charged with de-
serting the vessel Wave Crest after
signing articles Of agreement. and refus-
ing to do duty when ordered by the Off
GERS Of the vessel Baker having ex-
pressed willingness To- go aboard the
ship and DO his duty. the case was dis
missed
George W Early, disorderly in the bar.
room Of Joseph Hudson Fined - and
cost
Mary J. Robertson )coloredl, charged
with assaulting and beating John Jones.
John Jones lcoloredl was charged with
assauting and beating Mary j. Rober-
son Both cases were dismissed.
Frank Mayo (coloredl, disorderly on
The platform OF the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad depot The case
was continued till to-day.
Joseph Evans (cOlOred), charged with
feloniously stealing from the person of
Mrs Joseph Anderson a pOcketbook con
tanning 50. When the case was called
yesterday morning Sergeant Alex Tom.
linson stated to the Police Justice that
the accused seemed TO be insane and had
been sent down 10 the jail. The case was
continued until this morning.
The continued case Of William j Mar
shall. charged with felOniously assault
ing and shooting William Johnson, was
called in the Police Court again yester-
day. \ telephone message was received
from the Almshousc stating that john
son, the wounded man, could not be
brought TO court on account OF the bad
weather The case was again continued
I'm tomorrow
The fact that Isaac Harris, pedlar,
had complained at the First police station
Wednesday Of having been robbed in a
house of low character while attempting
TO sell cheap laces, ribbons, &c., was
mentioned In Yesterday TIMES Fannie
Lewis was the party arrested, and the
charge was that she stole thirty yards Of
lace The evidence was confined 20 that
of the alleged robbed man, who stated
that he stepped ont from the parlor, leay-
ing his goods exposed. He was gone some
little time, and while absent the ribbon
was stolen. The court dismissed the case.
Isaiah White and Joseph Reddick are
two ebony.colored negro boys about ten
years Old They were arraigned in the
Police Court Yesterday on the charge of
stealing a pocket book containing s.
from Susan James, Joseph White seemed
willing to tell the truth and gave dis
cription of where the money was hidden
in different parts of the church He said
he did not want TO 60 % Jail. Isaiah
White lied throughout, but was taken in
charge by an officer for the purpose of
having them point ont where the money
Is hidden and also 10 summon another
party who no doubt is identified with
the theft
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21

this continued strife and effort TO arouse
Northern passions by such men as Sher-
man and Foraker 10 cease He ridiculed
the idea Of reform being obtained un-
der the auspices Of the so-called Reform
party, and stated that the only party for
the people and OF the people was the old
line Democracy.
ADJOURNED FOR REFRESHMENTS.
After Colonel Buford concluded there
were loud calls for Mr. Lyon & Tyler
and Mr.. John A. Curtis, but owing TO the
lateness Of the hour and the fact that the
Union Democratic Club had made ar
rangemenis 10 refresh the visiting clubs,
the meeting adjourned to Masonic Hall
where sandwiches Of a tempting charac-
ter with something 10 wash them down
were served
The meeting last night was pronounced
one Of the best ever held on Church Hill,
the only regret being that the rain pre-
vented the holding of the meeting where
all who wanted to hear the distinguished
speakers could enjoy that privilege
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Glnd.tone,. Explanation.

LONDON, October 2O-Mr. Gladstone
received an address from the Irish resi-
dents OF Nottingham to-day. In reply
Ing 10 the address, Mr. Gladstone ex-
pressed the conviction that the discoTd
between Catholics and Protestants would
cease If once home rule was established
in Ireland
Mr Gladstone, In speech az Derby
to-day, IN replying to those persons who
had criticised his conduct, said the policy
of the nationalist party did not now In
clude rapine The demands Of the naliona
lists had been moderated since 1881 II
was not true thai they desired TO dis
member the empire, aud there was nc
reason now why he should not approve
OF their conduct.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21
LOCAL NOTES



The schooner Dora Allision, Rose mas
ter. arrived Yesterday, with cargo of salt
from New York
General Early has sent to the Soldiers
Home number Of magazines aud other
publications for the entertainment Of
the veterans.
The Monroe Ward Democratic Club
will hold their regular meeting this even
ing at : o'clock Business OF importance
is 10 be transacted, and full attendance
is specially requested.
The speaking at Madison ward head
quarters 10 morrow night Will De the
great feature Of The week. and the au-
dience. the larg, 81 that has yel attended
q political meeting during the canvass.
The Elliott Grays have accepted an I'm
yitation 10 be present al the laying Of the
cornerstone OF r. L Lee monument
The Elliott Grays are all earnest men
and will turn ont in fnll numbers.
1t is always well that when street-cross-
ings are laid people can be allowed To
walk on them. Al present and for some
time past the clay which covers these
granite walkways is about one foot deep.
Mr. j. 4. Odcll, formerly assistant gen
eral manager of the Northern Pacific
railroad, ha, accepted the position of
general superintendent Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio system. rice Mr. NJ. :. Dunn
resigned.
Last night as Mr. Carlton Wharton
little son was walking on Broad street
the sign at No 40j East Broad street fell
down aud injured quite badly the young
boy. lie was taken TO his home and
nurgical attendance obtained.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21
Mis- O.borne M the Academy

The play goers of Richmond do not
seem to be aware Of the genuine dramat-
ic treat which is being offered them at
the Academy of Music by NJ iss Rose Os-
borne and her excellent company They
appeared last night for the second time
in the play Fortunes Fool, one
of the most interesting and exciting
dramas ever produced on the Richmond
boards and the critical audience present
were each and all delighted. Tonight
Article a. will be presented, Miss Os-
borne in the leading character The
mad scene at the close of the play is very
thrilling and emotional, and in il Miss
Osborne is said to rise to the standard of
Clara Morris. Our amusement lovers will
be well repaid by witnessing the per
fOrmancc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21

Another large audience greeted Mr..
John Sleeper Clarke and his Company at
the Theatre last evening
Mr. Clarke as Adolphus Shad in the
farce comedy The Round Trip, appeared
10 good advantage The play is of the
modern school of comedy, and the chief
role was played as Mr. Clarke alone can
play IT,
The company were well mp in their
parts, and the performance passed of
very creditably
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21
The pimIico Races.

PiMiCo. Nh October 20.-First race
Purse $500, Of which 500 to second /.
entrance fee one mile Bradford first,
Csiesby Geldine second. Bess third
Time, lljf
Second race Sweepstakes for all ages
$50 each halt forfeit the club 20 add
$500 second horse lo receive 800 out of
the stakes one mile and a furlong.
LclcX first Jennie b. second. Time,
200.
Third race-The citizen stakes. handi-
cap sweepstakes for all ages Linden
first Ferenli second Dunboyne third
Time, 2.i0l.
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E.caped into MeNleo.

CmcAGo, October 2O-An FL Paso.
Tex. special says Sheriff White, United
States Marshal Rose, and constable re
turned yesterday from a three days trip
after a supposed confederate % the train
robbers kin last Friday night. Through
inability 10 procure horses 40 the proper
time the officers failed to overake their
man and he escaped across the river 20
Mexico, where they We're not authorized
80 follow him. They are pretty sure he
was'a confederate Of the robbers Mexi-
can trailers are in pursuit of him, and
his capture Is regarded a. almost certain
He stood" three cowboys who were af
ter him and e.uded them during The night
One of the cowboys shot the fugitive
through the left leg, and, in addition 20
this serious wound. he is believed 10 have
had no food for at least three days b fore
he crossed the river.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21
YANKEE "CHfNALRH."

An Apology for am Insult to Mrs. Cleye-
land.
MINNEApoLIs, MINI, October 2O.-The
1riJvne 10 day publicly acknowledges
the error it committed in publishing any
matter uncomplimentary TO Mrs. Cleye-
land during her visit to this city VIII
+. Haskell, Junior member OF the Irbphe
Company, will assume, over his own sig
nature. the responsibility for the Cleye-
land editorial, and entirely eXOnerate Mr.
Blethen from all knowledge, particlpa-
lion, or responsibility in the same.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21
PRICE, TWO CENTS
DISASTERS AT SEA.


LONDON. October 20.-The steamer
Opupa collided with and sunk the Ger.
man maj bark fian'eur OF Beachy Head on
tuesday. Eleven persons were drown.
Ell, and the captain Of the bark has since
died. Only two Of the crew Of the bark
survived
MELBOURNE, October 90-The col.
onlal passenger steamer Cheyiot has been
wrecked at Port Philip Many of the
passengers and crew were drowned The
remainder have arrived At Melbourne.
The Cheviot was an iron screw steamer
OF 'Oi tons register, and belonged to this
port.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21

LONDON. October 2O-A number Of
Socialists and unemployed wOrkmen
gathered in Hyde Park today. One Of
the speakers unroled and waved a red
hag. CRYING, The glorious commune 4
portion Of the mob thereupOn STAN.
peded. Scores OF parties in the crowd
were thrown and trampled upon Those
who stampedcd reassembled later in an
other portion of the park
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21
LABOR COMPLAINTS

he said the labOring man had the right 10
call ON the Democratic party for their
alleviation. Nine etenths of the voters Of
the country are laboring men. Yet, when
you want legislation aud protection the
iaboring man should submit his list of
grievances. lie should tell us what he
wants before he gives the Democratic
party a farewell.
The speaker then went at length into
an analysis Of the relations between capl-
tai and labor This portion of his ad.
dress was very interesting, concise and
logical and was carefully listened to.
Referring 10 the feeling which attended
such a state of action as that at st. Louis
where one strike cost the railroads So
100000 and the laborers 81 100000 he
said such condition of things was un-
American and undemocratic. lie urged
that before a Reformer should leave the
Democratic party he should search him
se,f and find out what he is leaving for
The Democratic party with its significant
history has proven that II is the most re-
liable party for the white people that the
country has ever produced
COLONEL A. :. BUFORD
was the next speaker He was loudly
annlanded when he said that the Repub
lican party was the party OF civil strife
party whose greatest delight was to
keep up an irritating war OF dissenslon
against the people of the South. The
Southern people, he said, want peace
We are not ashamed of what we have
done, and we stand ready to 90 on In the
struggle for an honorable citizenship as
American citizens. We have nothing to
fear from our pas, record but we want
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21
HenricO County.

The intense rain Of yesterday preyen-
ted anyone appearing at the County
Courthouse and as result there was no
news The County Court will be in ses-
sion tomorrow
Squire Talley as usual was on hand but
had no news for the reporter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21
The seaiers 10 be Released.

OTTAWA. ONT. October 20 secretary
Bayard has sent dispatch to the lmper-
ial Government in which he expresses
regret that the orders for the release OF
the three Canadian sealers seized IN Berh-
rings sea were not obeyed by the officers
in siika He says fresh order, for their
release have been issued
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21
EUROPEAN STORE
HERMANN SCHMIDT,
EsTABLIsHED IN 1913.
OSCAR CRAM 4 CO..

500 d 5Os BROAD ST. COR. titIh

INE WINES. LIQU UORs, AND CIGARS
.s I.fct to call attention 90 their large stock
flea0lfc. mentioned goods, most OF which
.. 10 theu own importation from the first
Europe and Havana.
-..ro- of many different qualities, from
nib. .aer to the very finest grades; Maderas
.0n toa to 0ny years old. Brandies. vintages
..m I,.l ol.4
U.r stock of ane Rye Bourbon, and Scotch
N-ae- jamaica and st. Croix Rum Apple
Peach Brudies is not surpassed by amy
ia this city.
H Oaupancs they always keep ah the
nF brands Iu stock. bat refer especially
.nar Premiere Serre and Win des Goisses
elected for them, and conceded 20 Doe the
H.. wines imported 5ocetaw3w
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21

Claystreet Methodist church was well
filed last night, considering the weather,
to hear Rev Or. W. f. Hatcher, ID. D.,
lecture on the subject "Whose Neighb0r
Am - Space forbids an extended notice
Of this popular lecture which, handled by
such man MS DR. Hatcher, is always a
success. Quite neat sum was realized
for the church
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21

Captain S Wesley Fara of Union Hill
died yesterday at his residence on Twen'
ly-f0urth street He was a we'll known
and popular man and an upright Mason
Tie had been High Priest Of the Rich
mond Royal Arch Chapter and at the
time of his death was Master of Henrico
Union Lodge 40 $780, For number Of
of yeais be had been In the employ Of
Messrs. Powers. Taylor a Co, by whom
he was highly esteemed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21

The Union Passenger Railway Com
pany were engaged Yesterday in making
tests with their wires and motors ON
ing 90 the inclcmency of the weather
there was no attempt to make another
trip over the line. These tests arc being
made AN the time. and cars will not be
regularly run until everything is perfect.
ed. There ave @ great many linss and
unforeseen details 20 be looked after and
on-tantly arising
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21

LONDON. October 10 r. William
John Evelyn Conservative member of
the House Of Commons for Depiford, will
resign because OF his inability 70 agree
with the Government ON the Irish ques.
ton.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21

Massachusetts, has a curious law which
prescribes twenty-five years imprison-
ment for IA cuiprits third ohense II he
has served TWO terms before Of more than
three years. The spirit Of this Ia" aims
at the naturally bad man whose tendency
IA irresistab.y 90 evil
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21

MINNEAPOLIs. MINN., October 20. "A
rattling mill is in progress this morni <
at ST. Croix, between Billy Meyers Of
Illinois and Harry Gilmore Of Canada
for $500 side.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21

Mr Post, candidate for District Aitor-
ney in New York, has a plan 70 abolish
bail for criminals In order 10 keep The pol
iiicians from a certain sort Of influence re-
,ulting from there being different laws
for the poor and the rich.
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MEETINGS..

MONROE WARD DEMOCRATIC
VI kCLUB
......ar meeting OF the club viii be held
....n.Un.' Hall. corner Third and Broad
..I..f. THIS FWpAY EVENING at y
.D AmuattoudInca is desirable as busi-
... 40 IMPORTANCE VIII b transacted
I Democratic voters in the Ward air cor
NIUEIffI fnaffeud.
HI ..| ruf fhe tluh.
SOL. s. BLOOMBERG.
.t Secretary.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-21

The old Hamilton house the Grange" "
is about 10 DE oyer-run by the city.
The Hfah suggests that part OF the
land be used for park 20 preserve the
thirteen trees planted by the great patriot
in honor of The revolutionary States.